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Articles in Sep 1999 issue of Military Medicine

• Zolpidem tartrate and somnambulism
  by Harazin, Jeff
• Delayed diffuse upper motor neuron syndrome after compressive thoracic myelopathy
  by Riggs, Jack E
• Melioidosis, an environmental and occupational hazard in Thailand
  by Thummakul, Thanason
• female athele traid: Prevalence in military women, The
  by Lauder, Tamara D
• Logistics of parenteral fluids in battlefield resuscitation
  by Lyons, William S
• Echelon upgrades merit discussion
  by Hirsh, Erwin F
• medical department in military operations other than war. Part II: Medical Civic Assistance Program in Southeast Asis, The
  by Baker, Michael S
• Surgery aboard ship: Is it safe?
  by Fontana, Mark
• Australia deserves recognition
  by Purcell, Fabian
• Military casualties in Baranja and East Slavonia during the first 9 months of the War in Croatia
  by Ropac, Brigadir Darko
• Review of injuries in a UK-60 midair collision
  by Battista, Vincent
• Carbohydrate loading and deploying forces
  by Sandberg, Peter R
• Reduction in human immunodeficiency virus patient hospitalizations and nontraumatic mortality after adoption of highly active antiretroviral therapy
  by Morris, Joseph T
• Evaluation of the Malaria threat at the multipurpose range complex, Yongp'yong, Republic of Korea
  by Strickman, Daniel
• Exertional myalgia syndrome associated with diminished serum ammonia elevation in ischemic exercise testing
  by Riggs, Jack E
• effect of a modified physical training program in reducing injury and medical discharge rates in Australian Army recruits, The
  by Rudzki, Stephan J
• Rubella outbreak, Fort Bragg, North Carolina, 1995: A clash of two preventive strategies
  by Craig, Stephen C